Hail Storm Map — April 19, 2025

Hail storm map for April 19, 2025: max 3.00" hail across OK, TX, ~43,699 structures in swath.

OKTX

A significant hail event swept across OK, TX on April 19, 2025, with MRMS radar measuring stones up to 3.00". An estimated 43,699 structures fell inside the qualifying swath. Texas took the brunt with ~25,459 structures estimated in the ≥1" footprint. Roughly 8 of those sat under destructive ≥2.50" stones — the radar tier that routinely totals roofs and shatters auto glass. NOAA logged 55 hail reports and 192 wind reports for the day.

Max hail size

3.00"

States impacted

Structures in swath

43,699

Estimated structures affected by state & hail size

State	≥1.00"	≥1.75"	≥2.50"
Texas	25,459	982	8
Oklahoma	18,240	2,436	0

NOAA storm reports

Hail reports (39)

Texas · 33 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
00:20	TANKERSLY	TOM GREEN	Trained spotter reported half dollar size hail.
00:40	(SJT)MATHIS FLD SAN	TOM GREEN	Public reported quarter size hail on Twin Mountain Drive on social media.
07:30	SAN SABA	SAN SABA	Law enforcement reported nickel size hail.
14:26	MC CAMEY UPTON CO AR	UPTON	A trained spotter reported quarter to ping pong ball size hail, a half a mile to three miles south of McCamey.
14:58	BIG LAKE	REAGAN	A report of hen egg size hail was received from mPING.
15:46	BROOME	STERLING	Public reported golf ball size hail. In addition, 4 inches of rain was reported as well as high winds.
15:48	BROOME	STERLING	Public reported quarter size hail.
15:58	BROOME	STERLING	Public reported quarter size hail.
16:00	BIG LAKE	REAGAN	Ping pong to golf ball size hail observed on the road from storm chaser footage north of Big Lake.
16:13	BROOME	STERLING	Public reported very large hail (larger than baseball) damaging cars and trees.
16:19	EDITH	COKE	The public reported 2 inch diameter hail.
16:34	ROBERT LEE ARPT	COKE	Public reported quarter size hail.
16:35	ROBERT LEE ARPT	COKE	A trained spotter measured hail at 2.25 inches 4 miles west of Robert Lee.
16:38	MC CAMEY	UPTON	Law enforcement reported nickel to quarter size hail in McCamey.
17:05	HUBBARD CREEK LAKE	STEPHENS	A member of the public reported 2 inch diameter hail on Hubbard Creek Lake.
17:34	BLUEGROVE	CLAY	The report was relayed by amateur radio.
17:42	RANKIN ARPT	UPTON	Quarter to half dollar size hail was reported at the Sheriff's office in Rankin.
18:42	RANKIN	UPTON	A report of 3 inch diameter hail was reported from 8 miles east of Rankin.
19:25	WINGATE	RUNNELS	A local official reported half dollar size hail.
19:55	BUFFALO GAP	TAYLOR	Public reported quarter size hail.
20:05	BUFFALO GAP	TAYLOR	Public reported quarter size hail.
20:15	CARLSBAD	TOM GREEN	The public reported 3 inch diameter hail in Carlsbad. The picture of the hailstone was on social media.
20:19	CARLSBAD	TOM GREEN	Public reported tennis ball size hail on social media. The very large hail fell between 9 and 930 pm.
20:21	SANITORIUM	TOM GREEN	A storm chaser reported golf ball size hail.
20:42	SAN ANGELO S R ARPT	TOM GREEN	Public reported ping pong ball size hail on social media. The report was from Quail Valley.
20:44	SAN ANGELO S R ARPT	TOM GREEN	Amateur radio operator reported quarter size hail.
20:45	TENNYSON	COKE	Public reported quarter size hail.
21:00	TENNYSON	COKE	Public reported golf ball size on social media, 2 miles east-northeast of Tennyson.
21:06	WOLFFORTH	LUBBOCK	A report was received of half dollar size hail southwest of Wolfforth.
21:40	MILLSAP	PARKER	A Facebook video showed hail up to golf ball size fell near Millsap.
22:15	COLEMAN	COLEMAN	Local broadcast media reported golf ball to tennis ball size hail on social media between Coleman and Silver Valley.
22:43	BRIDGEPORT	WISE	A member of the public reported half dollar sized hail in Bridgeport.
23:05	ALVORD	WISE	A video from the public showed large amounts of pea to quarter size hail falling near Alvord.

Oklahoma · 5 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
20:19	ARDMORE	CARTER	The report was relayed through mPING.
20:37	GENE AUTRY	CARTER	The report was relayed by amateur radio.
22:04	KINGSTON	MARSHALL	The report was relayed by emergency management.
22:29	MEAD	BRYAN	Emergency management relayed the report.
22:30	COLEMAN	JOHNSTON	The report was relayed through mPING.

PUERTO RICO · 1 report

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
19:59	BARRANQUITAS	BARRANQUITAS	Pea-sized hail was reported near Barrio Ca��ab��n in Barranquitas, close to the Orocovis county line, by both the media and the public through social media. At the time of the report, the TJUA NEXRAD radar indicated a weak hail signature over the area.

Wind reports (189)

West Virginia · 41 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
18:10	LUBECK	WOOD	Multiple trees and power lines were blown down between the Washington and Lubeck areas.
18:17	BOREMAN	WOOD	In Boreman, strong winds resulted in damage to shingles on the roof of a home.
18:18	VIENNA	WOOD	Several trees and power lines were downed in the Vienna community.
18:20	PARKERSBURG	WOOD	In Parkersburg, numerous downed trees and power lines resulted in widespread power outages in and around the city limits.
18:22	BOAZ	WOOD	Trees and power lines were blown down in the Williamstown and Boaz areas.
18:25	(PKB)WILSON FLD PRKR	WOOD	A few trees and power lines were blown down on Williamstown Pike near the Parkersburg airport.
18:27	LEACHTOWN	WOOD	A tree fell onto power lines on Atkinson Ridge Road in Walker.
18:28	DEERWALK	WOOD	A tree was blown down onto Deerwalk Highway and US-50, obstructing traffic for a period of time.
18:36	NEW MARTINSVILLE	WETZEL	A tree was reported down.
18:42	MARION	WETZEL	Multiple trees were reported down.
18:44	CHILDS	WETZEL	Multiple trees were reported down.
18:56	HUNDRED	WETZEL	A tree fell across a road.
19:06	WADESTOWN	MONONGALIA	Multiple trees were reported down.
19:08	WORLEY	MONONGALIA	Reports downed powerlines were received along B and O Boulevard.
19:10	MANNINGTON	MARION	A tree was reported down.
19:14	MONA	MONONGALIA	A tree was reported down along Helmick Road.
19:17	BERTHA HILL	MONONGALIA	Roof damage was reported to an apartment building along University Avenue.
19:17	MONA	MONONGALIA	Trees were reported down along Cassville Mt Morris Road.
19:22	GASTON JCT	MARION	A tree was reported down.
19:23	STAR CITY	MONONGALIA	A tree was reported down along Killarney Drive.
19:23	LAUREL IRON WORKS	MONONGALIA	Blown out windows and doors were reported along with roof damage in the Fallingwater neighborhood near Cheat Lake.
19:24	ICES FERRY	MONONGALIA	Wind blown debris damaged at home at Cheat Lake.
19:25	WESTOVER	MONONGALIA	Three trees were reported down on separate house, along with numerous other downed trees in the area.
19:25	GRANVILLE	MONONGALIA	A tree fell into a structure.
19:26	LAUREL IRON WORKS	MONONGALIA	Numerous trees were reported down and a building collapsed.
19:26	(MGW)HART FLD MORGAN	MONONGALIA	A 53 knot gust was reported at Morgantown Airport.
19:26	GATH	MARION	A tree was reported down along Grassy Run Road.
19:27	VALLEY FALLS	MARION	A tree fell onto a house along East Grafton Road.
19:29	CANYON	MONONGALIA	Numerous trees were reported down across the area.
19:30	CLIFTON MILLS	PRESTON	A utility pole was reported down along Turkeyfoot Lane.
19:31	PISGAH	PRESTON	Numerous trees and utility poles were reported down.
19:34	CLIFTON MILLS	PRESTON	Reports and drone footage depicted numerous trees down and damage to the siding of a home along Forky Farm Road. A wind sensor at the home measured a 75mph gust.
19:35	LAUREL RUN	PRESTON	A tree was reported down at the intersection of Whitewater Parkway and Laurel Loop.
19:35	LAUREL RUN	PRESTON	Numerous trees were reported down across the region, including one tree falling into a house.
19:36	REEDSVILLE	PRESTON	A tree was reported down.
19:37	BRUCETON MILLS	PRESTON	A tree was reported down.
19:40	PLEASANTDALE	PRESTON	Reports of numerous large limbs down.
20:09	WILEY	MINERAL	Trees were uprooted in Wiley Ford.
20:11	MARYLAND JCT	MINERAL	A wind gust of 51 knots (59 MPH) was measured by the AWOS at Greater Cumberland Regional Airport (KCBE). There were at least a dozen reports of trees blown down across far northern Mineral County.
20:34	BERKELEY SPGS	MORGAN	There were over 100 calls for trees, wires, and poles blown down across the northern portion of the county from Berkeley Springs to Great Cacapon, including several onto cars and homes. Shingle and siding damage was reported. Dozens of trees blew down near Berryville and east of Berkeley Springs, and in Shady Grove where trees blew down in the 5000 block of WV-9 Martinsburg Road. The hospital in Berkeley Springs lost power, and was briefly cut off due to roads around the hospital being blocked by downed trees. Several large trees fell onto homes and vehicles along WV-9 Martinsburg Road near the Panorama Overlook. Several large trees were toppled along Fairview Drive in Berkeley Springs bringing down numerous wires. A home was partially unroofed in Hedgesville.
20:47	HEDGESVILLE	BERKELEY	Numerous trees and wires blew down near Hedgesville into the Spring Mills area.

Pennsylvania · 35 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
12:37	BUHLS	BUTLER	Several trees and power lines reported down.
12:44	BUTLER GRAHAM ARPT	BUTLER	Trees were reported down along Larchwood Road near Route 8.
12:45	BUTLER GRAHAM ARPT	BUTLER	Trees were reported down along Country Club Heights Lane in Penn Township.
12:45	BUTLER GRAHAM ARPT	BUTLER	Multiple trees were reported down along Route 8 near Succop Nature Reserve. R.
12:46	BUTLER GRAHAM ARPT	BUTLER	Multiple trees reported down.
12:48	RENFREW	BUTLER	A tree was reported down on private property.
12:50	HERMAN	BUTLER	Multiple trees and powerlines were reported down in the Summit Township area.
13:52	CLEARFIELD	CLEARFIELD	A severe thunderstorm, producing estimated wind gusts near 60 mph, knocked down numerous trees and wires down between Hyde and Clearfield.
13:54	CLEARFIELD	CLEARFIELD	A severe thunderstorm, producing estimated wind gusts near 60 mph, knocked down numerous trees in Clearfield.
14:00	NEEDFUL	CLEARFIELD	A severe thunderstorm produced a measured wind gust of 64 mph at the Clearfield-Shawville Exit on Interstate 80.
15:05	FAIRFIELD CENTER	LYCOMING	A severe thunderstorm, producing estimated wind gusts near 60 mph, knocked down multiple trees on Reeder Road west of Huntersville.
15:11	LAIRDSVILLE	LYCOMING	A severe thunderstorm, producing estimated wind gusts near 60 mph, knocked down multiple trees onto Route 118 between Hughesville and Lairdsville.
15:15	UNITYVILLE	LYCOMING	A severe thunderstorm, producing estimated wind gusts near 60 mph, knocked down multiple trees on Route 42 north of Unityville.
15:27	HEART LAKE	SUSQUEHANNA	Strong thunderstorm winds knocked down trees and wires in the area.
15:52	MAYFIELD	LACKAWANNA	Strong thunderstorm winds knocked down multiple trees along Washington Avenue.
15:54	SCRANTON	LACKAWANNA	Strong thunderstorm winds knocked down several trees and wires in the area.
16:08	WHITE MILLS	WAYNE	Strong thunderstorm winds resulted in several reports of trees and wires down in the area.
17:16	UNITED	WESTMORELAND	Measured wind gust measured by a trained spotter with a hand anemometer.
17:33	ELLSWORTH	WASHINGTON	Two trees were reported downh.
17:45	NORTH BELLE VERNON	WESTMORELAND	A utility pole was downed along Finley Road.
17:55	HUNTER	WESTMORELAND	Trees and wires were reported down.
19:15	BALD HILL	GREENE	A tree was reported to be down along State Route 2021 in Dunkard Township.
19:24	NILAN	FAYETTE	Multiple trees reported down.
19:47	HARNEDSVILLE	SOMERSET	A severe thunderstorm, producing estimated wind gusts near 60 mph, knocked down a tree through the roof of a house on Clouse Road northwest of Listonburg. No injuries were reported.
19:49	ADDISON	SOMERSET	A severe thunderstorm, producing straight-line winds in excess of 95 mph, caused extensive tree damage in Addison and elk Lick Townships. In Addison, a tree fell onto a residence, with multiple trees knocked down across roadways in Addison, knocking out power for a majority of the town. Two people were injured in Addison when an ATV collided with a downed tree. Extensive tree damage continued into Salisbury, where a silo also collapsed into a barn, causing the barn to collapse.
20:12	PALO ALTO	BEDFORD	A severe thunderstorm, producing estimated wind gusts near 60 mph, knocked down multiple trees on Kennels Mill Road southwest of Hyndman.
20:23	CHARLEYSVILLE	BEDFORD	A severe thunderstorm, producing estimated wind gusts near 60 mph, knocked down wires Bear Gap Trail west of Chaneysville.
20:39	COVE MILLS	FULTON	A severe thunderstorm, producing estimated wind gusts near 60 mph, knocked down trees and wires on Thompson Road southeast of Warfordsburg.
20:41	NEEDMORE	FULTON	A severe thunderstorm, producing estimated wind gusts near 60 mph, knocked down a tree onto a car in Belfast Township.
20:51	MERCERSBURG	FRANKLIN	A severe thunderstorm, producing estimated wind gusts near 70 mph, knocked down multiple trees near Rutledge Road in Mercersburg. This severe thunderstorm also produced damage to powerlines throughout Mercersburg.
20:59	GREENCASTLE	FRANKLIN	A severe thunderstorm, producing estimated wind gusts near 70 mph, knocked down multiple trees and wires down throughout Greencastle.
21:00	MIDDLEBURG	FRANKLIN	A severe thunderstorm, producing estimated wind gusts near 70 mph, knocked down the awning of State Line Methodist Church in State Line.
21:02	WELTYS	FRANKLIN	A severe thunderstorm, producing estimated wind gusts near 70 mph, knocked down multiple trees and wires in Waynesboro.
21:26	LITTLESTOWN	ADAMS	A severe thunderstorm, producing estimated wind gusts near 70 mph, knocked down and uprooted multiple trees in Littlestown. This severe thunderstorm also blew over a large air conditioning unit along with knocking over a tree onto a residence, with no injuries reported.
21:32	WEST MANHEIM	YORK	A severe thunderstorm, producing estimated wind gusts near 60 mph, knocked down multiple trees into powerlines near the intersections of Bankard Road and Kridlers Schoolhouse Road southwest of Bandanna.

Maryland · 30 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
19:42	FRIENDSVILLE	GARRETT	There were approximately 200 calls for trees, wires, and poles blown down in northern Garrett County, particularly in the Friendsville to Grantsville area. A roof was partially torn off of a house, with power lines and poles laying on the home on First Avenue. Numerous trees blew down on MD-742/MD-42 Friendsville Road at First Avenue, and on MD-42 Friendsville Road at Asher Glade Road. Dozens of trees blew down around Youghiogheny Lake, including one onto a house. Significant damage was noted in the vicinity of US-219 Chestnut Ridge Road, just north of High Point near Grantsville where a storage unit attached to a house, a two-story barn, and a small pavilion were destroyed; dozens of trees were uprooted and snapped, with wires and a few poles snapped due to the falling trees.
19:53	KEYSERS RIDGE	GARRETT	A wind gust of 54 knots (62 MPH) was measured by a mesonet on I-68 National Freeway at US-219 Chestnut Ridge Road (MD014). Thunderstorm winds caused a partial collapse of the salt dome at the Maryland State Highway Administration's Keyser's Ridge facility.
20:00	MC HENRY	GARRETT	A wind gust of 62 knots (71 MPH) was measured by a mesonet near McHenry.
20:00	BITTINGER	GARRETT	A wind gust of 50 knots (58 MPH) was measured by the Maryland Mesonet site 3 miles south southwest of Bittinger (021MD).
20:03	FROSTBURG	ALLEGANY	Over a dozen trees were snapped at the base on Pocahontas Road.
20:05	MIDLOTHIAN	ALLEGANY	Allegany County 911 Call Center took over 100 calls for trees, wires, and poles down across the northern part of the county, particularly in Midlothian, Mount Savage, Barrelville, Corriganville, Little Orleans and Bellegrove. Four people were injured by a falling tree. Roof damage was reported to homes in Frostburg, and shingle damage was reported in Cumberland. Spotters across the county reported it was the worst wind they had seen from a thunderstorm since the derecho in 2012, with multiple trees and large tree limbs down on spotters' properties.
20:06	BLOOMINGTON	GARRETT	Trees blew down near Luke, including on MD-135 Maryland Highway at North Branch Avenue.
20:35	HANCOCK	WASHINGTON	Trees blew down on MD-144 Western Pike near Locher Road, and on westbound I-70/US-40 Dwight D. Eisenhower Highway at Exit 1A/I-68 National Freeway.
20:45	BIG POOL	WASHINGTON	Trees blew down on westbound I-70 Dwight D. Eisenhower Highway prior to Exit 12/MD-56 Big Pool Road.
20:53	HUYETT	WASHINGTON	Trees blew down on MD-63 Greencastle Pike at McGregor Drive, and on eastbound I-70 Dwight D. Eisenhower Highway prior to Exit 24/MD-63 Greencastle Pike.
20:56	FOUNTAIN HEAD	WASHINGTON	Trees blew down on I-81 at Exit 7A/MD-58 Salem Avenue.
21:00	FUNKSTOWN	WASHINGTON	A wind gust of 57 knots (66 MPH) was measured by a mesonet at Antietam Cable Television in Hagerstown (HGNTC).
21:00	HAGERSTOWN	WASHINGTON	Hundreds of trees, wires, and poles blew down from Hagerstown to Smithsburg. Numerous homes suffered at least partial roof loss, with numerous homes and businesses losing siding and shingles. Numerous outbuildings were severely damaged or destroyed, including several sheds that were blown a couple hundred feet. In downtown Hagerstown, a building near the intersection of South Potomac Street and West Antietam Street had a large portion of its roof ripped off. An older building at the intersection of US-40 National Pike and East Franklin Street had half of its roof peeled off, with the roofing material landing on East Franklin Street. A building at the intersection of North Mulberry Street and East Franklin Street had most of its roof covering material peeled off. An industrial building at the intersection of Pope Avenue and East First Street had major portions of its roof peeled off and thrown downwind onto nearby homes along East First Street.
21:00	CLEAR SPG	WASHINGTON	A wind gust of 65 knots (75 MPH) was measured by the ASOS at Hagerstown Regional Airport (KHGR). Significant tree and power line damage was observed around Clear Spring and Maugansville. Several homes sustained siding damage, and two barns were partially unroofed. A resident near Hagerstown reported numerous trees uprooted over 200 yards.
21:04	CHEWSVILLE	WASHINGTON	A wind gust of 66 knots (76 MPH) was measured by a personal weather station near Leitersburg.
21:04	PONDSVILLE	WASHINGTON	A wind gust of 56 knots (65 MPH) was measured by a personal weather station between Hagerstown and Smithsburg (KMDHAGER64).
21:05	SECURITY	WASHINGTON	A wind gust of 65 knot (75 MPH) was measured by a CWOP station just east of Hagerstown.
21:09	RINGGOLD	WASHINGTON	A wind gust of 61 knots (70 MPH) was measured by a mesonet at the intersection of MD-64 Smithsburg Pike and MD-418 Ringgold Pike.
21:12	THURMONT	FREDERICK	A wind gust of 51 knots (59 MPH) was measured by the Maryland Mesonet site one mile northeast of Thurmont (025MD).
21:12	LANTZ	FREDERICK	A wind gust of 70 knots (81 MPH) was measured by the AWOS at Camp David (KRSP). Hundreds of trees, limbs, wires, and poles blew down around Thurmont and Emmitsburg. Trees blew down on MD-77 Foxville Road at Herman Hauver Road, and on MD-550 Jimtown Road east of US-15. Numerous tree limbs blew down southeast of Thurmont toward New Midway. Five large 60-foot tall pine trees blew down near Thurmont, one of which crushed an unoccupied vehicle; there were also ten trees snapped at the top near this location.
21:15	GRACEHAM	FREDERICK	A wind gust of 57 knots (66 MPH) was measured by a CWOP station near Thurmont (DW1771).
21:21	UNION BRIDGE	CARROLL	Hundreds of trees, wires, and poles blew down in Taneytown, Linwood, and Uniontown. Several homes had roof damage and significant shingle or siding loss. Several outbuildings were destroyed, including a couple of sheds that blew over 100 feet. Trees blew down on MD-84 Union Bridge Road at MD-75 Green Valley Road, and on MD-832 Old Taneytown Road at Mayberry Road. The Public Safety Training Center in Westminster had a garage door blown in, and there was roof damage to barns around Union Bridge and Keymar. A tree was blown into a home in Frizzellburg. There were a few dozen reports of trees and wires down across the north half of the county from the Westminster area, north to the Pennsylvania line.
21:28	WESTMINSTER ARPT	CARROLL	A wind gust of 62 knots (71 MPH) was measured by the AWOS at Carroll County Regional Airport (KDMW).
21:32	MANCHESTER	CARROLL	Numerous trees blew down in and around Manchester, including on MD-30 Main Street at Michelle Road.
21:38	GUNPOWDER	CARROLL	A wind gust of 53 knots (61 MPH) was measured by a Co-op Observer in Millers, Maryland.
21:41	FREELAND	BALTIMORE	Trees blew down on MD-42 York Road at Bentley Road, and at Bee Tree Mill Court.
21:43	EKLO	BALTIMORE	Hundreds of trees and wires blew down across northern Baltimore County, including near Timonium and White Hall. Some fell onto cars and structures, and some homes had minor roof and siding damage. A campground near Freeland had several large trees uprooted and snapped, at least one onto a trailer. Additional trees were snapped and uprooted in Parkton.
21:54	STREET	HARFORD	Numerous trees and power lines blew down around Street, including along Grier Nursery Road, Ridge Road, Delp Road, and MD-646 Prospect Road.
21:57	MILL GREEN	HARFORD	Trees blew down along Mill Green Road, McNabb Road, and Little Road.
22:05	RISING SUN	CECIL	Trees blew down on US-1 Conowingo Road at MD-276 Jacob Tome Memorial Highway.

Ohio · 22 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
05:55	NEW BREMEN	AUGLAIZE	Roof shingles were blown off of a building.
06:01	NEW BREMEN	AUGLAIZE	This gust was measured on a private weather station.
06:16	ADA	HARDIN	A couple of trees were downed in Ada.
09:20	QUINCY	LOGAN	A garage and outbuilding were damaged in the 5200 block of County Road 4.
15:50	AMELIA SKY HILLS ARP	CLERMONT	A tree fell onto a car. Power lines were also downed.
16:30	CARMEL	HIGHLAND	A mobile trailer was overturned and a roof panel was lifted off of a small barn.
16:39	SEAMAN	ADAMS	A tree was downed.
16:44	MORGANTOWN	PIKE	Several trees were downed.
16:54	MASSIEVILLE	ROSS	Numerous trees were uprooted south of Chillicothe. A few homes also had shingle damage.
17:15	RATCLIFFBURG	VINTON	Power outages due to tree and power line damage were observed in the Ratcliffburg area.
17:20	CREOLA	VINTON	A tree and power lines were knocked down along Locust Grove Road.
17:20	DUNDAS	VINTON	Downed trees and power lines resulted in local power outages in the area of Hamden.
17:25	MC ARTHUR	VINTON	Multiple downed trees were observed in McArthur.
17:25	HAMDEN	VINTON	A tree was blown down on Church Street in Hamden.
17:47	HEBBARDSVILLE	ATHENS	A tree fell onto an unoccupied home along Meadowbrook Road near Hebbardsville.
17:50	ATHENS	ATHENS	Numerous downed trees and power outages were observed in and south of Athens.
18:01	GUYSVILLE	ATHENS	In Guysville, a tree fell onto a local home along Franklin Street.
18:08	LITTLE HOCKING	WASHINGTON	Several pine trees had their tops knocked off in Little Hocking. One large maple tree was uprooted nearby.
18:13	PORTERFIELD	WASHINGTON	Uprooted and downed trees were observed outside of Belpre.
18:14	LITTLE HOCKING	WASHINGTON	A barn in Belpre was destroyed due to strong winds. An adjacent barn had its roofing peeled off in spots.
18:15	BELPRE	WASHINGTON	Multiple trees were blown down in the Belpre area.
18:15	LEBANON	MONROE	A tree was reported down across Township Road 340.

Illinois · 15 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
00:44	FREEBURG	ST. CLAIR	Thunderstorm winds caused damage to a metal roof at the intersection of Route 15 and Route 13 in Freeburg.
01:25	CENTRALIA	MARION	Thunderstorm winds downed power lines and tree limbs near West Kell Road and North Cherry Road in Centralia.
01:30	SALEM	MARION	Thunderstorm winds downed numerous trees and power lines throughout Salem. Some trees were blown onto homes.
01:32	ODIN	MARION	Thunderstorm winds damaged a barn roof. A few pieces of sheet metal were strewn into a nearby field.
01:38	BRUBAKER	MARION	Thunderstorm winds destroyed a couple of outbuildings along Kinmundy Road just south of Williams Road.
01:39	OMEGA FORBES ARPT	MARION	Thunderstorm winds downed multiple trees around Forbes State Park.
01:45	IOLA	CLAY	A carport was damaged and a few tree limbs were blown down.
01:46	OSKALOOSA	CLAY	A large farm outbuilding had part of its roofing stripped off and its walls collapsed.
01:52	LOUISVILLE	CLAY	A tree was blown over.
01:55	SAILOR SPGS	CLAY	Several power poles were blown down near the intersection of Sailor Springs Road and Venus Road.
01:55	MC CABE	CLAY	Numerous trees and power poles were blown down and a few barns were damaged from 2 miles north of Flora throughout the northern part of Clay County.
01:58	INGRAHAM	CLAY	A tree was blown down onto a road.
01:58	INGRAHAM	CLAY	A large tree branch was blown onto a home.
02:00	INGRAHAM	CLAY	A small farm outbuilding was blown over.
02:32	SNYDER	CLARK	A carport was damaged.

Indiana · 14 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
03:47	TERRE HAUTE	VIGO	Tree branches downed by thunderstorm wind gusts onto a house.
03:49	WOODRIDGE	VIGO	A 63 mph thunderstorm wind gust was measured at the HUF ASOS.
03:56	BRAZIL	CLAY	Trees damaged by thunderstorm wind gusts on the west side of Brazil.
03:57	KNIGHTSVILLE	CLAY	Trees downed by thunderstorm wind gusts near the intersection of US Highway 40 and County Road 100 East along with structural damage to a 3 car garage.
04:09	GREENCASTLE ARPT	PUTNAM	A 59 mph thunderstorm wind gust was measured at the GPC AWOS.
04:09	CRADNICK CORNER	PUTNAM	Several trees downed by thunderstorm wind gusts onto cars.
04:28	TILDEN	HENDRICKS	Numerous trees damaged or snapped by thunderstorm wind gusts near and in the town of Brownsburg.
04:30	WESTWOOD	HENDRICKS	Tree downed by thunderstorm wind gusts near the intersection of Ronald Regan and US 36.
04:33	(IND)INDNPLS INTL AR	MARION	An 84 mph thunderstorm wind gust was measured at the IND ASOS.
04:34	IND SHANK ARPT	MARION	A tree was uprooted by thunderstorm wind gusts.
04:52	DURBIN	HAMILTON	Trees downed by thunderstorm wind gusts through Noblesville.
04:53	HUNTSVILLE	MADISON	Multiple trees and power lines downed by thunderstorm wind gusts. Interstate 69 was briefly closed near mile marker 222 due to downed lines.
05:11	MUNCIE	DELAWARE	A tree was uprooted onto a house by thunderstorm wind gusts.
05:18	ALBANY	DELAWARE	Trees and or power lines downed by thunderstorm wind gusts.

New York · 9 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
10:09	EVANS CENTER	ERIE	Trees and wire downed.
10:28	SPRING BROOK STATION	ERIE	Trees and wires downed.
10:28	ELMA CENTER	ERIE	Trees and wires downed.
10:39	CORFU	GENESEE	Trees and wires downed with over 1,000 customers without power from Pembroke to Batavia.
10:52	BATAVIA	GENESEE	Trees and wires down with over 1,000 customers without power from Pembroke to Batavia.
11:17	BROCKPORT LDGVL ARPT	MONROE	Trees and wires downed.
11:23	GREECE	MONROE	Trees and wires downed.
11:26	ROCHESTER	MONROE	Trees and wires downed.
16:06	CALLICOON	SULLIVAN	Strong thunderstorm winds knocked a tree down across the roadway at Route 97 and Viaduct Road.

Texas · 9 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
01:35	CISCO	EASTLAND	The Eastland AWOS station (KGZN) measured a 60 mph (52 knot) wind gust.
18:20	MONTAGUE	MONTAGUE	Tree damage was reported on a property approximately 1.5 miles north of Montague.
19:45	BOWIE MUNI	MONTAGUE	A broad area of strong straight-line winds developed over central Montague County along and just ahead of a short northeast/southwest-oriented line of intense thunderstorms. Numerous hardwood tree branches were broken off of trees within the region of strong winds, and the roof of at least one barn was partially peeled up. A brief spinup EF-0 tornado also developed within this broader wind field and is documented separately.
20:52	CARLSBAD	TOM GREEN	A trained spotter reported a wind gust of 74 mph in Grape Creek.
21:53	COOL	PARKER	A home was damaged on Highway 180 east of Cool. The roof was removed from the small home, but no other notable damage was observed in the area.
22:00	BARNHART	IRION	A storm chaser reported a wind gust of 70 mph.
22:15	POOLVILLE	PARKER	A storm survey determined straight-line winds damaged a home on Creek Bend Dr located west of Advance and southwest of Poolville. This was the only home damaged on the street and it's elevation is notably higher than the surrounding neighbors. A lot of lightweight metal was damaged and parts of the well-built home shifted some, but not off the foundation.
23:14	PECAN STATION	TOM GREEN	A trained spotter reported a wind gust of 61 mph.
23:50	BULCHER	COOKE	Trees were blown down and sheet metal was ripped off the roof of a barn at 13324 CR 417, east of Bulcher in northern Cooke County.

Arkansas · 4 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
00:09	TONTITOWN	WASHINGTON	Strong thunderstorm wind blew down trees, snapped power and light poles, and damaged homes and businesses.
06:49	ALMA	CRAWFORD	Strong thunderstorm wind snapped large tree limbs in Alma.
07:05	VESTA	FRANKLIN	Strong thunderstorm wind blew down trees and power lines.
07:18	WHITE OAK	FRANKLIN	Strong thunderstorm wind blew over a camper trailer at Pence Lane.

Oklahoma · 4 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
20:30	ARDMORE	CARTER	Estimated wind gust. Location is approximate.
22:45	TUSHKA	ATOKA	To the south of the tornado that affected areas west of Atoka, the thunderstorm also produced damaging winds that caused roof damage to a house and snapped a tree.
22:50	PIERCE	MCINTOSH	Strong thunderstorm wind blew down a large tree northwest of Pierce along I-40.
22:52	MORRIS	OKMULGEE	Strong thunderstorm wind damaged the roof of a home, and snapped large tree limbs.

PUERTO RICO · 3 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
17:30	BARRANQUITAS	BARRANQUITAS	A fallen tree blocked road PR-771 KM 6.7 in Barrio Barrancas.
18:15	CIALES	CIALES	A fallen tree blocked road PR-553 KM 0.7 in Barrio Cialitos.
19:51	BAYAMON	BAYAMON	A fallen tree blocked Calle 2 in Urb. Alturas de Flamboyan, near a law firm.

Kentucky · 2 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
15:39	CAMP SPGS	CAMPBELL	A tree was snapped.
15:45	ONEONTA	CAMPBELL	A few large limbs were downed.

Missouri · 1 report

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
03:40	WEST PLAINS	HOWELL	High winds downed a few trees and large limbs.

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